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Fiction

mentalsolstice

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Sun Sep 14, 2025, 12:11 PM

Yesterday

Just starting The Mostly True Story of Tanner and Louise by Colleen Oakley. It’s about a college dropout and an 84 year old woman running from the law. I really need something humorous to read this week. Hopefully this will do the trick.

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What Fiction are you reading this week, Sept. 14, 2025? [View all] hermetic Yesterday OP

Happy gentle quiet Sunday. Ooh, enjoy "Falling"! txwhitedove Yesterday #1

Finished the First Gentleman/Clinton and Patterson. cbabe Yesterday #2

Lighthearted sounds appealing hermetic Yesterday #5

More light hearted sort of compared to other thrillers cbabe Yesterday #12

Just started Michael Connelly's, The Waiting. Polly Hennessey Yesterday #3

That's a good one hermetic Yesterday #7

Thank you for hosting this group 📚 mentalsolstice Yesterday #4

Sounds like good potential hermetic Yesterday #9

Finishing up a couple of books. PoindexterOglethorpe Yesterday #6

A Hidden Place hermetic Yesterday #11

I'm not as impressed as the Times was. PoindexterOglethorpe Yesterday #13

Sped through, "Worst Case Scenario," by TJ Newman Bayard Yesterday #8

As cbabe above said: hermetic Yesterday #10

T J Newman is a her. Former bookseller and flight attendant. Best line cbabe Yesterday #14

Then she must have spent her air time thinking up good plots Bayard Yesterday #15

True. She said she wrote during down time on flights. cbabe Yesterday #16

I like to read airline disaster novels when I fly. Jeebo Yesterday #17

II just fiinished listening hermetic Yesterday #19

I read Clive Cussler The Iron Storm by Jack du Brul. rsdsharp Yesterday #18

The new one hermetic Yesterday #20